The evening world. Newspaper, February 27, 1900, Page 9

stow every beneflt upon him with tears, of gratitude at his ptance. But ti Petersen "is universally admitted to be the most weird, | © be; the human senses are insur- 4% thrilling story in existence. pou si) Serriers, lo our aloe Yet Sou Mt was written over eighty years ago by | \... savory q ait p Rote me tne | rye Mary Woollestencraft Shelley, wife of the | 1t 1 cannot inspire love, 1 wil cause tear; | poet, in a competition to decide which of | 4nd chiefly toward you, my arch-enemy, ne pod Paces bypiccal at your destruction, nor fintsh un- | fern ee competitors were Lord Byron, Perey eart go that you) Suman a Bysshe Shelley and Folidori, the Italian your birth.” Fle litterateur. dispar HS Mra, Shelly's effort alone of the four baptist: wa ne has gurpived and become an immorta. sseatly he calmed him- {a classic. The very name of the book has passed into common use in the English language. Assistant District-Attorney Osborne, in opening his case against Molineux, said to the jury: “If you will follow me in the evidence, you will each one of you become a judicial Frankenstein, and little by little you wil! be able to construct the man who | | murdered this woman,'' Any reader, following the narrative of * Franhenstein, will quickly see the striking meaning of Mr. Osborne's words. THE EVENING WORLD here reprints thie wonderful story ; 80 old yet ever new, 80 famous yet possessing to-day the same weird hold on the reader that signalized the novel when ile presence electrified the reading world, nearly a century ago. cotter Contortions too ho to behold: but pre belt and proceede (sy led to reason rimental to me, f that you are the If any being f lence This passion 1 tried | thought t with him from him which wi 1 pauses 18 otlona of b wart me t ahauld ret md and an hundred fold: reature’s sake | would t * Hts STHOPSIS OF PRECEDING cit Vietot Frinkensten, o Swiss med: he seorel of Life 4 monster be Gevecting-room rubbied from his Keeping am! Prankenstels with brain fever monater % of @ naturally benevolent, aa ‘the horror and feer hit rea change bie aacure mankiod anf especially ‘The monster wurders brother, He then prvpores Rindly disposition But CHAPTER III The Menster’s Proposition. HE monster's proposal was couched in a few, simple words. |. He said: FYou mut create @ female for me, aith whom I can live tn the interchange tof those sympathies necessary for my fyeing. This you alone can Go; gnd I de- mand it of you as a fight which you Must not refuse to concede.” 4 fhe latter part of his tale had kindled Aenew in me the anger that had @ted ay while he narrated his loneliness ops desclation; and, as he said this, 1 ‘uld ro longer eupprems the rage that warned within me. “1 do refuse tt,” I reptied, “and no orture shall ever extort @ censent from) FT you may render me the most miser-| ; je of men, but you shall never make) cann —; base in my own eyes, Shall I create| ls re Ait‘other ike yourself, whose joint wick- ragga nese might desolate the world? Be small, but tt the! 1 have answeret you; you may, and it shi ‘pture me, but I wit! never consent.” | Shs thou are in the wrong,” replied the j, yd; ‘and, instead of threatening, I am Fyntent to reagon with you [am malt. hiss Bjous because ! am miserable, Am I not ja ioy thanned and hated by all mankind? You, for one be ay creator, would tear me to pieces, and cite the syini * at be ri jonable and im: “qrat iieatton | that I can receive, it me. Tt je true, we: cut off from all’ the’ account we shal! fee] gratitude to you ft me soe that I ex- thy of some existing thing; do not deny me my request!” pies, Ssiumph; remember that, and teil ma‘) moved | Hee It would be vy: ey hy I should pity man more than he s.uddered when I thought of the pos-| After a ong pause of rn consequences of my oconseat. but | clude* that tie justice due pities me? You would not call tt murder {f you could precipitate me into one of thope |ce-rifte and destroy my frame, tho work of your own hands. Shall I respect presse man, when he contemns me? Let him, At that (here was some justice in his a 4 n me that I quent Turning ale, and the feelings he now ex- roved him to he a creature of argum Hie 4 did toake: Interchange of kind: neg, that it was in my eas, instead of injury I would De-' He saw my change of fe lin this city has acquiren grounds and Jeontrol of the Kid ty glut barries affont in ened ny these of horror related. ments which he had employed. thought which he had displaye! on the opening power and and my fellow-crvatures e THE MODERN PROMETHEUS sent nelther you nor any human boing shail ever see us " the vast wilds of ts not that of y the lamb, and petite, acorns and lent nourishment of the same pa i be content with all make our bed n will shine on us fh the wantonness of power ruvity is worts had a strange effect upon jonated him, and sometimes a wish to console him and hatred, fle these sensations. J could not sympathize mht to withhold 0 hat I thy @mall » » yet In my power to bestow. 4, game tine to reflect on al and th of the promise of virtues . ated the subsequent threats were not tion of happiness | ~ nto your company r “T awoa orted, fire of jove that burns my you shall never pehok rt nh you are ready 1 arful, per sentiments. | [saw him descend the greater speed than the and he wag quickly loa! Mulations of the sea od and: after commenting tion, @eclared h mbied violently at his and my father continued: confers, my aon, that I looked forward to your our dear Elizabeth as the lc comfort, and the years. ‘Ou were at! jer from ir eartiost you studied a d rial fi you stu t er, and ap re in Aispositions. and tastes, entirely sulted Aut So nlted ta the experience of man 0. Ce, of what I conceived to be the best as- rio my plan, may have entirely 4 ‘ou, per: 5 Tas a that ee * destroy your gister, without any might become your wife have met fol gd tn'wonor to Bitgabethe perenent misery occasion the appear to fee! “My dear father, re-aseure I love my cousin tenderly and I never saw any woman wi Elizabeth does, my warmest and affection prospects expectation of our union.” “The expression of ¥ tubsect, dear more pleasure t experfenced. assuredly be happy. eventa may cast & Nay, ‘ourself Victor, loom ov" it ts this gloom which appears to have of your mind Tell me, are taken eo strong @ hold that 1 wish to dimetpate you willing to be married Imm I Metened to my eg in Cs i me le of of af a multitude of thoug! t some conclusion. jen of an immediate was one of remained for some fering any reply 1 was bound by a solemn ch ak: or, !f 1 did, what 1 family! L enter Into a festival weight yet hanging round my and bowing me to the ground? i ‘ Our price for this Sales.eeseeeseveee qc POUNA.... ceeeesee sense oe sam! China Bargain Counters, pi mors, rach se pear teed gwement and ossereee veers Prerereriiiyy California k here to sesk out some solitary fe where | could set up my labora- julet spot and complete the monater which was to become the mate to the horrtd! y in some 9 moulding of ' | already created, should comply with his re- to him, therefore, I sat; “T consent to your demand on your | selemn oath to quit Euroy ow? | and every other pla hood of man, as so for ever. n the neighbor- a T shall deliver For myself, there promised my one consolation for ft It nfl ompanied m aware, of course, of loltered about th y ome weeks togeth rted from my dear friend, had business which and, and promise t¢ barat when my task up a hovel in i. * , med of tte awful t sid have and there. (To Re Continued.) the New York market aod LAttioneck Order of Afmilated Clams, aking thee to strike in sympathy. This will done. rr NO BETRA GHARGB FoR Afvertisemests tor THE WORLD en in the four @tates | ‘he European trade. This includes 4,000 |, /ortrrday @ delegation from the Blue 2 : Point ter of the Consolidated Cys- acres ground ta Long Island Sound |ters of wong d ferred with 1nd beds in Narragansett " members of the w lodge and it The trust says It wi! be able to dis-| wus decided to 4 general strike | urtbute 400,090 bushels of oysters every |on May 1 season and claims to have got exclusive| An appe TU TENT, Waldorf and Other Big} Hostelries Turn | Away Trade. “Not a room to be had tn the house, | "ls the invarlaD’e greeting wih whieh} are now nightly received at the firs(-claas hotels of the city, It hat been fo for ten days or two weeks past The cause of it, any hotel men, is the general wave of prosperity throughout the country. There is @ rush of visitors to New York—some bent on business rome on pleasure, They remain longer than usual, too, ‘The mtlt weather, too, has had a strong influence in keeping thousands here who otherwise might have sough! | milder climates. The out-of-town buyers form @ goodly portion of the Inrush. The hotel men are happy. They say ali signs point to a continuation of promtable business. The Repubiican State Convention is to be held here in April, and then will come the out-of: town rust of tourists on their way to present the Waldorf-Astoria away applicants at the day. Holland bas ‘no standing room to to put up t rd,” ag have also the Netherlands, voy and other big houses. . OYSTERS KICK AT TRUST. —— with Clame te Oppose m 04,000,008 Com. bination. ‘There is trouble among the oysters ‘They are on thelr muscle, They are no} saying sitch, but doing « beep 0! Joie al will be went to-day to the one.” He whe can't afferé to buy, we will mel « ben cerred at any American Dimriet oO; Putal Telegraph Offee in New Office rates. Call a messenger if pou You can always smell a “dead He has a costive-looking face. His breath knocks you down. He drags his feet. ought to keep clean insides well swift moving feet. You can.t feel well and act THE WEIRDEST STORY EVER WRITTEN. i who will ac- te" x “he by the @un, and | by the blue sky of Heaven, and b: nit es “ if you grant my prayer while i 1d me again. De- 0, and commence your ir hom all watch their 8 anxiety, and ear jo middenly quitted me. . of any change in my mountain with of ong the a= and for eome than ever, romise. ruggle may which you ite 08. y future hi are entirely Bound up in the our ccnttmente o8 nt have for some time If you feel thus, we shall however presen prom| had not yet fulfilled and dared night not impend over me and <q = aye Cut Glass. should bh the wilds of Scot. | hop and began at jast ended my miserable life tt. if . &, Macy @ Co.'s Attractions Are Their Low Prices | Mae from 13th to 15th, 6th Ave, Sale of China and Glassware. Advertised Sunday, Started Monday, Continued to-day, You are indifferent to the efforts and preparations that created the sale, ty interest centres in the culmination—the climax—the presentation of values. Surface indications show that our offerings are the best—be-| cause the crowds at our counters are decidedly the largest and positively the most continuous, Closer scrutiny establishes clearer and stronger | ¢h with not shall ap- prices are beyond the reach of compétition, We beat it at every point. | 1 | busiest at Macy's. more potent than pretty prattle and metaphorical futilities. Haviland’s China Dinner Sets—graceful| Limoges China Dinner Sets—gilt handles shapes and choice decorations, stippled! and exquisite decorations, 102 piecest il handles, 102 pieces, including salad, including soup tureen, usually retailed a, ish, $25.00 quallty; at $14.87. | $20.00; our price $14.67. ie Sa | me aside Haviland’s China Dinner Sets—beautl- fully embellished with dainty floral stud- | ies, 113 pleces, including soup tureen, — tinctive, srtistic decorations, usually re- usually retailed at $50; our price $19.57.| tailed at $15.00; our price $9.87, English Dinner Sets, Green border decorations, 100 pieces, $4.87. Green Spray’ decorations, 100 pieces, $7.87. Brown floral decorations, 112 pieces, $9.87, Their popularity is based on firmly-| defined economic reasons, They are sightly—serviceable— hard to break—and when a crash does occur the loss isn't very much, China for Lent. and| To-morrow will be Ash Wednesday—tirst day of Lent. Brilliant social activities cease—quiet, sedate teas, instead of feasts, The Macy China stock is rich with just the articles you'll need for the modified menu. Ramequins—plates to match, assorted colors, per dozen, $1.97, Fish Sets, thirteen pieces, appropriate centres, gilt edges, $4.87. | exordtum, our own works, very fine china and dis have al- tle of our Is y of my tached to In that you may you rar ae bound youreelt. ain i China Egg Cups, from 33c. per dozen ment! up to any price you care to pay. Oyster Plates, ornate floral decorations, per dozen, $2.28. | And a very tempting outspread of Tea Sets. French China, various choice colors, cold stippied, value $9.00; at $7.87. diy in and} English Porcelain, prettily decorated, one color, full size, $6 pieces, $3.00 value; at 92.49. German China, assorted deeorations, gold lined, full size, 56 pieces, $6.00) value at $4.69. | French China, rich colors, gilt borders, ier and artistic, $13.50 value; at 11.87, manifold mate be- Limoges China Cups and Saucers, assorted decorations, clouded gold handles, 13c. for Cup and Saucer. Limoges China Plates, various decorations, gold-clouded—-tea size, 12c.; breakfast size, 15c.; dinner size, 19c, to go to! being pa The retailer who depends upon, and buys from the manufacturer, jobher—or | oth—is one or two removes {rom the source of ‘eelf from waa the you are asked to pay. base of production—all intermediate and in-between eliminated. That is why our regular prices are invarial special prices of the dependent dealer, Salt and Pepper Bottles, steri.mg silver! Water Tumblers, full size, good quality tops, twenty styles, 49¢. price per Jozen, $2.47. Ol and \inegar Cruets, with handle and| Decanters, quart size, various styles ot cut lapidary stopper, O9¢. cuttings, $2.97, Olive Dishes, some with handles, large, Celery Trays, praceful shell shape, variety, effretive cuttings, $1.03. all over, price $2.97. Water Carafes, brilliant fan-shaped edge,| Sterling Silver-mounted Claret Jugs, cut | and star bottom, $1.67. | all over, $4.97. | Sugar Bowls, with handles, individual! 100 Bowls, 944 in. diameter, regularly re- Pog deep cuttings, $1.07. tailed elsewhere at $7.50; our price $3.24, | et Black Dress Goods. Sw ee English Crepons— seven bye —bright, silky and lustrous—44 inches wide, similar qualities are sold elsewhere at $1.50 per yard, our price for this lot while they last, 98c. Camel's hair Cheviot, pure wool, rough ish, fuzry surtace—delicate to the touch and splendid for hard wear, $0 in. wide, sold elsewhere at $1.50: our prics $1.24. to Rng he obje> “i | Car meet hi results | ‘wt be re. Ofies Mohair Grenadine, a direct importation, | from Bradford—neat stripes with smali raised Jacquard figures, 42 inches wide, | our price per yd. $1.49, | Dentistry. | Hew York Dental Parlors, veual Chair EXTRACTED ALSO ONE FILLING F R fF E To Demonstrate Out Painless Methods ime reisiemiy ye ingle application to (se SRD EP TEETH jt « WITHOUT PAIN ont — our THUR ae eee me «We originators of peiniess at: » etry et hg Rayo yg ra withia ree! Cet a ‘TRETM. from $100, Amsigam. Ailingn, O.. cleaning. OOD te; 18-Karet Cro mns, Bh0e ize » ine YORK DENTAL I ed under State Lawsof NewYork posal phate le our 10-year cere Neste, given with all work, of indisputad ¢ All operators are skilled ieroseal¢ ntercsted in prchptee pe taggl a saperisaced sensed teed is! 212 BROADWAY, one Palm P|? W, t4th St, 0 whe have worked ter | 108 W, 23d St Cor renee BM ot. op | 400 Fulton St BROOKLYN, Corner Bridge St. PHILADELPHIA, i! chenaet at, TON, 401 Waaningten wot Tom "ere hee aoe = bln hehe ellie au Dab tw justification.for our claim, Quantities, qualities, varieties, styles and! should alwavs be borne in The public knows it, and that's why the buying throngs are thickest and| price, our high standard of \quality is alway maintained. We quote prices to support every word printed. Prices are so much| That's the unbroken, inviola- \ble policy. \decide, as during the present | traordinary bargains. Carlsbad China Dinner Sets, direct from| do not think that we secure & doubtful grades in order to 8 quote such little prices. Such Fine Tea, 32c. Mayflower Chop—O oolong and Mixed and of delicious aroma. the Tea sold elsewhere at SOc. per | Coffce is sold elsewhere as Java pound; our price 32c. Sold in two- | Mocha at 25c. per pound; our p¥ 4 pound packages only, during this sale, 17¢. q Strictly, honestly pure; no better quality made, Its’ great a 5-pound Cans, $1.29, Mohawk Brand, made by one of the largest and best-knows Rolled Oats, Lily White brand, quality, strictly clean, fine flavor, Maple Sap Syrup, strictly pure, exe tra fancy quality, gallon cans. Codfeh, L boneless g halt-pound Hickory Nuts, extra ckag Mixed Nuts, six varieties, finest qualities, | ular price large Nets only, no hickory, two- ma OF the; pound packageds.+e,.cee.-ssseeee - Supply. He Malg: Table Ratsing, extra large, fine | Sugar, Peas, must pay one or two profits béiore his own protit is added to the price) favor, sold elsewhere at 35¢. per pounds two doo, two-pound ' PINCE ree eeeesccerereeveee ‘ We are manufacturers and as such put you in “straight line” with the | Lemon Cling California Peaches, pote are entirely | large and ripe, heavy syrup; large cans ly lower than the | Apricots, extra standard quality, large frult, heavy syrup; head: two-pound packages......06 | Italian Olive Oil, gallon cans..., Fancy Boneless Sardines, packed in olive ot half boxes.,....... cat Fancy Red Sockeye Salmon, oni | pound flat cans..se0..... botanical discovery applied to the gums. PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED " Full Sets of Teeth..-.++++-+$5,00 Gold Fil Gold Crowns, 22 karat-.-..-$5,00 Silver Fillings proving that we are the only PAINLESS do not have them extracted, but let us restore them to, _|449BROADWAY ‘Weeder ae | ela | The cost is small, while the results are great. Hours: 8 to 630, Sundays and Holidays, 9 to 4, eco Ladies ta Attendance HARLEM, 380,047; ,tea AL oe Yorke AAver \ermeots st. wl oe = 1B, Macy & Co.'s Attractions are Their Low Prgms Macys, GOOD GROCERIES. SPECIAL VALUES, SALE BEGINS WEDNESDAY, We cut the price but never ¢ quality. That fact y ! ind. However low the We frequently to offer unusual, ex- Please le, is selected from our regular stock, and is invariably the very best and choicest of its. kind, Scan the list; supply the larder, not the case. Each item Vienna Coffee, 17. Blend of high-grade Maracaiiie: (green and black), strong|and other good qualities, roasted fa Equal to|the bean and granulated, RED STAR BAKING POWDER, - and growing popularity proves its merit. Pe. Seige east Come at en manufacturers. Chicken, Mock Turtle, Beef Consomme, 12c. Oxtail, | Mutton Broth, Quart Cans, at finest | Macaroni, Spaghetti, Vermicell and Melia Patt te falty Imperpe age fancy boxes, ¢ CANS olina Rice, extra large fancy * 94c| bien an... evecore BIG: tender, ease ot ong, he aa ready for we, po smart ~ | { P flavor, case cf two deren, $1.40) cam... ere eeereee ne -— thts ‘ eeeee Fancy Maine Corn and. White 4 OM 37c| Beans, cue of two dort, Jum came 8S 49¢., two-pound cans, 4c; pound 17¢ | cans. oo ° ; Preserved 13c| syrup, case of two deem, $296 ae 128 White brand, finest quality, Heeeanae ae epeeese Sifted Early June 12c | $2.59; can 19c|{ourcont Seatpes trope cae, Strawberries, large trait, goed 1.89} Pay, felt od Sugar, tenance Gata 19C) cuava Jelly, nest imported, them = boxes, never for les : 16C! than 75, our price for this sala... ten- pound kit, full weight Og. 5 Mackerel, extra No, 2 Shore, guaranteed., BROOKLYN, NEW YORK, = 414 & 416 Fulton St. 54 West 23d St. (Beront Door West Abrabam & Strewey vio ou Sess) J Teeth positively extracted and filled wil pain by our aew: You can li oooe $100 up ngs “50e. our work We make the above prices for the ree. ys Ba Angte ? in Gi b it you have a few old roots or badly decayed teeth, CROWN AND wo Mates beauty with our Painless own and m, which is undetectable and everlasting. German, French and Swedish spoken. Examinations and Co IARANTEED FOR TEN YEARS, New York, 54 West 23d St. Eden Muses). Brooklyn, 414 and 416 Fulton St. (Second West Abrahom & Sea so Te NO EXTRA CHARGE ron for THE WORLD cotved at Pa =